YPAN publications and recommendations created by young peace-builders

This guideline on Social Entrepreneurship (SE) for peace building was developed by participants of the training course ‘Blue Print’ by Libre-Pensadores de la Sierra de Madrid (LPS) and Youth Peace Ambassadors Network (YPAN).

One of the objectives of the project was to explore with young people social entrepreneurship as a tool to foster the Peace process in local communities. As an outcome of the project — participants have created the following guidelines.

So if you have ever wondered how to start and manage business which is socially engaged and develops culture of peace — check those tips!

We firmly believe that in our societies, gender inequality is still a social problem that undermines the human rights of people, especially women, girls and non-binary genders.

International peace cooperators including youth workers, activists and young professionals took part in the training course “Equal means Equal: training on gender sensitive approaches in peacebuilding” organized by YPAN in the context of Erasmus + in order to develop gender equality approaches in peacebuilding.

From the learnings extracted from the course, they decided to propose a document that summarizes some practices and recommendations to take action as youth organization to implement gender equality approaches and measures.

International peace cooperators including youth workers, activists and young professionals took part in the training course “Equal means Equal: training on gender sensitive approaches in peacebuilding” organized by YPAN in the context of Erasmus + in order to develop gender equality approaches in peacebuilding.

As a result of the training they have created the following recommendations for policy-makers on more gender-sensitive approaches in education in the countries of the European Union and the Council of Europe.